Michael Ailshite was born 1756
on Smith or Cedar Creek, in
Frederick County, Virginia,
son of Johann Conrad Elscheid and
Maria Catherina Goessel.
Michael married 4 Aug 1789 Shenandoah VA
Delpha Weyss. They had 7 children:
1)William R. (1792-?)
married Mary Polly Thomas 20 May 1816
Gallia County, OH.
2)Isaac (1794-abt 1858)
married Elizabeth Hoppes
4 Jan 1816 Gallia County, OH
Isaac buried in Tucker Cemetery
Madison County, IN.
3)James (1798-?)
married Sarah King 16 Jan 1823
Meigs County, Ohio
4)Elizabeth (1805-?)
married Henry Hoppes 1824
Meigs County, OH. They had
10 children.
5)Michael Jr (1810-1864)
married Angelisa "Ann" Kirkendall
10 Mar 1834 Salem Center, Meigs OH
They had 9 children. Son, Thomas
Jefferson Aleshire (1843-1863)
killed in Civil War battle.
[Thala June has book written by
descendant which was not published;
however, I do not have permission
to quote from it. I have verified
names of their children using public
records.]
6)Joel (1812-?)
married Rebecca Cooper 7 Jun 1832
Gallia County, OH. Their 2 children
were born in Meigs County, OH.
7)Adelphia (1818-?)
married Stanfield Reeves 15 Mar 1835.
Three children.
===
Source:
"Pioneer History of Meigs County"
Larkin, Stillman, Caster
The Berlin Printing Company
Columbus, Ohio 1906
"The Aleshire brothers, Michael and
Peter, came as emigrants from the
Shenandoah Valley VA to Ohio in 1802,
and settled first near the mouth of
Kiger Creek until 1805, when Michael
came to Leading Creek and bought a
farm. He afterwards moved to Salem
where he died in 1845..."
---
Another source:
"Michael Aleshire was a partner in
a salt works about 1820, along with
Caleb Garner, Benjamin Stout and
Thomas Shepard. He later sold out to
Stout.
"In 1810 Michael purchased 160 acres
of land in Rutland Twp from John Miles
who was one of the first settlers to
arrive. In 1813 Michael purchased an
additional 160 acres and in 1815
acquired 40 acres. For the next 20
years he farmed 360 acres. Other
Aleshires who owned adjacent land:
Conrad "Coonrod",Abraham and John.
Peter and his sons settled a little
further East near Salem Center."
===
on Smith or Cedar Creek, in
Frederick County, Virginia,
son of Johann Conrad Elscheid and
Maria Catherina Goessel.
Michael married 4 Aug 1789 Shenandoah VA
Delpha Weyss. They had 7 children:
1)William R. (1792-?)
married Mary Polly Thomas 20 May 1816
Gallia County, OH.
2)Isaac (1794-abt 1858)
married Elizabeth Hoppes
4 Jan 1816 Gallia County, OH
Isaac buried in Tucker Cemetery
Madison County, IN.
3)James (1798-?)
married Sarah King 16 Jan 1823
Meigs County, Ohio
4)Elizabeth (1805-?)
married Henry Hoppes 1824
Meigs County, OH. They had
10 children.
5)Michael Jr (1810-1864)
married Angelisa "Ann" Kirkendall
10 Mar 1834 Salem Center, Meigs OH
They had 9 children. Son, Thomas
Jefferson Aleshire (1843-1863)
killed in Civil War battle.
[Thala June has book written by
descendant which was not published;
however, I do not have permission
to quote from it. I have verified
names of their children using public
records.]
6)Joel (1812-?)
married Rebecca Cooper 7 Jun 1832
Gallia County, OH. Their 2 children
were born in Meigs County, OH.
7)Adelphia (1818-?)
married Stanfield Reeves 15 Mar 1835.
Three children.
===
Source:
"Pioneer History of Meigs County"
Larkin, Stillman, Caster
The Berlin Printing Company
Columbus, Ohio 1906
"The Aleshire brothers, Michael and
Peter, came as emigrants from the
Shenandoah Valley VA to Ohio in 1802,
and settled first near the mouth of
Kiger Creek until 1805, when Michael
came to Leading Creek and bought a
farm. He afterwards moved to Salem
where he died in 1845..."
---
Another source:
"Michael Aleshire was a partner in
a salt works about 1820, along with
Caleb Garner, Benjamin Stout and
Thomas Shepard. He later sold out to
Stout.
"In 1810 Michael purchased 160 acres
of land in Rutland Twp from John Miles
who was one of the first settlers to
arrive. In 1813 Michael purchased an
additional 160 acres and in 1815
acquired 40 acres. For the next 20
years he farmed 360 acres. Other
Aleshires who owned adjacent land:
Conrad "Coonrod",Abraham and John.
Peter and his sons settled a little
further East near Salem Center."
===
Michael Ailshite was born 1756
on Smith or Cedar Creek, in
Frederick County, Virginia,
son of Johann Conrad Elscheid and
Maria Catherina Goessel.
Michael married 4 Aug 1789 Shenandoah VA
Delpha Weyss. They had 7 children:
1)William R. (1792-?)
married Mary Polly Thomas 20 May 1816
Gallia County, OH.
2)Isaac (1794-abt 1858)
married Elizabeth Hoppes
4 Jan 1816 Gallia County, OH
Isaac buried in Tucker Cemetery
Madison County, IN.
3)James (1798-?)
married Sarah King 16 Jan 1823
Meigs County, Ohio
4)Elizabeth (1805-?)
married Henry Hoppes 1824
Meigs County, OH. They had
10 children.
5)Michael Jr (1810-1864)
married Angelisa "Ann" Kirkendall
10 Mar 1834 Salem Center, Meigs OH
They had 9 children. Son, Thomas
Jefferson Aleshire (1843-1863)
killed in Civil War battle.
[Thala June has book written by
descendant which was not published;
however, I do not have permission
to quote from it. I have verified
names of their children using public
records.]
6)Joel (1812-?)
married Rebecca Cooper 7 Jun 1832
Gallia County, OH. Their 2 children
were born in Meigs County, OH.
7)Adelphia (1818-?)
married Stanfield Reeves 15 Mar 1835.
Three children.
===
Source:
"Pioneer History of Meigs County"
Larkin, Stillman, Caster
The Berlin Printing Company
Columbus, Ohio 1906
"The Aleshire brothers, Michael and
Peter, came as emigrants from the
Shenandoah Valley VA to Ohio in 1802,
and settled first near the mouth of
Kiger Creek until 1805, when Michael
came to Leading Creek and bought a
farm. He afterwards moved to Salem
where he died in 1845..."
---
Another source:
"Michael Aleshire was a partner in
a salt works about 1820, along with
Caleb Garner, Benjamin Stout and
Thomas Shepard. He later sold out to
Stout.
"In 1810 Michael purchased 160 acres
of land in Rutland Twp from John Miles
who was one of the first settlers to
arrive. In 1813 Michael purchased an
additional 160 acres and in 1815
acquired 40 acres. For the next 20
years he farmed 360 acres. Other
Aleshires who owned adjacent land:
Conrad "Coonrod",Abraham and John.
Peter and his sons settled a little
further East near Salem Center."
===
on Smith or Cedar Creek, in
Frederick County, Virginia,
son of Johann Conrad Elscheid and
Maria Catherina Goessel.
Michael married 4 Aug 1789 Shenandoah VA
Delpha Weyss. They had 7 children:
1)William R. (1792-?)
married Mary Polly Thomas 20 May 1816
Gallia County, OH.
2)Isaac (1794-abt 1858)
married Elizabeth Hoppes
4 Jan 1816 Gallia County, OH
Isaac buried in Tucker Cemetery
Madison County, IN.
3)James (1798-?)
married Sarah King 16 Jan 1823
Meigs County, Ohio
4)Elizabeth (1805-?)
married Henry Hoppes 1824
Meigs County, OH. They had
10 children.
5)Michael Jr (1810-1864)
married Angelisa "Ann" Kirkendall
10 Mar 1834 Salem Center, Meigs OH
They had 9 children. Son, Thomas
Jefferson Aleshire (1843-1863)
killed in Civil War battle.
[Thala June has book written by
descendant which was not published;
however, I do not have permission
to quote from it. I have verified
names of their children using public
records.]
6)Joel (1812-?)
married Rebecca Cooper 7 Jun 1832
Gallia County, OH. Their 2 children
were born in Meigs County, OH.
7)Adelphia (1818-?)
married Stanfield Reeves 15 Mar 1835.
Three children.
===
Source:
"Pioneer History of Meigs County"
Larkin, Stillman, Caster
The Berlin Printing Company
Columbus, Ohio 1906
"The Aleshire brothers, Michael and
Peter, came as emigrants from the
Shenandoah Valley VA to Ohio in 1802,
and settled first near the mouth of
Kiger Creek until 1805, when Michael
came to Leading Creek and bought a
farm. He afterwards moved to Salem
where he died in 1845..."
---
Another source:
"Michael Aleshire was a partner in
a salt works about 1820, along with
Caleb Garner, Benjamin Stout and
Thomas Shepard. He later sold out to
Stout.
"In 1810 Michael purchased 160 acres
of land in Rutland Twp from John Miles
who was one of the first settlers to
arrive. In 1813 Michael purchased an
additional 160 acres and in 1815
acquired 40 acres. For the next 20
years he farmed 360 acres. Other
Aleshires who owned adjacent land:
Conrad "Coonrod",Abraham and John.
Peter and his sons settled a little
further East near Salem Center."
===
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MICHAEL ALESHIRE, SR. DIED JUNE 29 1848-- AGE 93
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